You might want to point out that the Lafayette catalog that you're showing, 713, is one of normally 4 supplement/sale catalogs produced each year by Lafayette. It is not their ful line catalog which is produced once each year. This has always been Lafayette's policy except for year's 1978/79 when there was only one catalog.
Pete, WA2CWA On Thu, 04 Sep 2003 18:31:01 -0700 patrick jankowiak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Regarding the website: > http://208.190.133.201/ > ________ > > I have added four more scanned Thordarson catalogs to the website > under the link > "Vintage Transformer and Parts Catalogs and Information ". > > -THORDARSON CATALOG 76 > -THORDARSON CATALOG 400K > -THORDARSON CATALOG 400L > -THORDARSON CATALOG 630 > > ========================= > > Here's the complete list of what radio-related stuff you can find > on > the website: > > -[Top] (LINK to my two other technology sites with other stuff not > listed here) > > ---------------------------------------------- > Directly on the site in question, 208.190.133.201: > > -Vintage Transformer and Parts Catalogs and Information > > -1957 1KW AM Transmitter Restoration Project > > -Build your own White LED lamp or flashlight! -Here's how to start.. > > -Build a 'large' White LED flashlight -36 LEDs. > > -Schematic for Contex 6706 tube type linear amplifier > > -Lafayette Electronics Catalog 1971 > > -Link Radio Corporation's 50-UFS and 250-UFS VHF Base Stations > service > manuals. > > -Pictures from the Vintage Radio Phonograph Society's 2002 > Convention > Auction > > -1959 Sylvania tube manual > > -1943 and 1949 Sylvania tube manuals > > -RCA RC-25 tube Manual > > -Copyright-free MP3s from ancient 78RPM records > ============================== > > noncommercial ad: "The site is provided as a nonprofit service to > the > technical/scientific hobbyist community, and makes use of the > indestructible and invincible OpenVMS operating system running with > a > free OpenVMS Hobbyist license on a 64-bit DEC Alphaserver 2000." > Hardware's cheap and available, software license is free for home > use. > Feel free to inquire as to how you can run an enterprise-class > system > as well. "If it's good enough for NORAD and JSTARS, it's good > enough > for me". > > Any contributions of scanned or paper material regarding interesting > old electronics parts or equipment are welcome. The site costs $80 > per > month in ADSL fees, if anyone's feeling generous.. :) > ============================== > > Patrick ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!
